[post_page_title]Wow indeed[/post_page_title]
No, “yourdad,” you’re not really out here being “buy linguini.” In fact, you’re not even out here being “buy linguine,” which is the correct spelling of that word. Did he think knowing more than one language enters you into some kind of pasta purchasing scheme?
Well, no, he clearly meant “bilingual,” and that almost sounds like what he wrote… almost. We hate to say this, but we find it a bit hard to believe he’s ever understood a sentence in another language “without translate.” We need translate just to understand him!
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